Self-explanatory.
It was never coded in, so you'd have to search it up.
And if anyone is wondering what he's talking about, here's the file import library, File import library
I know that - Also I'm not finding any results.
I can't test it out right now, but I think the file is just a javascript object.
Looks like the File Import Library doesn't work anymore.
It doesn't? Not even in google chrome on desktop? I knew it didn't work on mobile, but I do know it did work on desktop. Unless you're just not enabling javascript.
I am on Google Chrome on desktop lol. I meant it gives an error when trying to read the file.
Well, what does the error say?
I don't think you can use the library to import movie files.
You can import any file, you just have to write a script to read the file.
This is going to depend on the encoding formats used for the audio and video. It'd be easier to separate the audio from the video (maybe VLC could do that?); then you could just drag in the audio to make it a Snap! sound. As for the video, you'd have to write some code to extract individual frames and turn them into costumes with the NEW COSTUME block.
How would I get the video into Snap! anyway? The file import library by @pumpkinhead doesn't work with mp4s. Trying to upload an mp4 crashes the webpage.
how long is your video? I have no problem with importing them, well, on the videos I've tested.
It's just my Cloud Trivia Game Development: Day 1 video.
it can read the files just fine, unless you use an unsupported file type. but I think the error you're talking about is this one
it's probably happening because of how the new broadcast block works. I get no error when I click the arrow. I guess someone should fix up the library to make these things work.
I don't know. I know nothing about video encoding.
Then I can't use the library.
don't give up hope, I was able to find this Edit fiddle - JSFiddle - Code Playground it's a script that can get the audio of a video. I might be able to get it into the file import library.